Concrete grinding is a very versatile form of concrete cutting. You may be looking to prepare a floor for tiles or floating floorboards, removing old grout or glue or getting...
Posted by | 10th December 2018
When cutting, drilling or grinding concrete there are two main methods to control harmful concrete dust, wet cutting or dry cutting. Knowing when to use each method is an important consideration...
Posted by | 3rd October 2018
Concrete Cutting Services involve a wide variety of individual techniques to shape hardened concrete, asphalt or stone. These include sawing, drilling, grinding and polishing. Within each of these there are...
Posted by | 16th September 2018
Cutting concrete might look similar on the surface to cutting a softer material such as wood. The extreme hardness of concrete however requires a fine balance between the power of...
Posted by | 14th July 2018
We've all had to navigate around a trip hazard on an uneven concrete footpath or slab. Many have likely stubbed their toe on an unexpected protrusion and some may have...
Posted by | 20th June 2018
Concrete dust is an inevitable by-product of the concrete cutting process. Saws, drills and grinders make their way through concrete creating fine particles of silica. When inhaled, these fine particles can cause...
Posted by | 8th May 2018
Cutting control joints in concrete is an important step when pouring a fresh concrete slab. Control joints manage the inevitable and unsightly cracking that appears in a concrete slab, often...
Posted by | 24th February 2018
Concrete, a versatile material can be easily mixed and poured with a little know-how. Once set it is a robust and structurally sound material set for a lifetime. However, if...
Posted by | 24th December 2017
Concrete core drilling is one of the three main forms of concrete cutting. It comprises an electric, or sometimes hydraulic, drill and uses a diamond tipped drill bit to penetrate...
